Massive tornado tears through homes in Oklahoma, injuring at least 10
Summary
A strong weather system caused multiple tornadoes in northern Oklahoma, injuring at least 10 people and damaging homes, including in the city of Enid. Emergency crews are searching for people and assessing damage, while nearby wildfires have also affected other parts of the southern US.Key Facts
- A tornado in northern Oklahoma injured at least 10 people and destroyed homes.
- The city of Enid experienced significant damage, with homes reduced to rubble.
- Tornadoes lasted up to 30 minutes and caused wide damage including at an air force base.
- The Vance Air Force Base in Enid is closed until further notice due to damage and power outages.
- Emergency crews are conducting search and rescue operations for trapped residents.
- The Garfield County sheriff reported no deaths and only minor injuries so far.
- Around 30 million people are at risk of dangerous weather over the next three days across parts of the central and southern US.
- Wildfires in Georgia are also causing damage, burning tens of thousands of acres amid drought and wind.
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